Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-02-05
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

J. n. Parsons went to Grand Forks by
Mondays train.
8. A. Nye, Of the Churchs Ferry Sun,
gave US a call Monday.
Lieut.. w. II. c. Bowen and wife came
in from the east Monday.
8. c. Lewis and D. 3. Smith of St.
Paul are registered at the Benham house.
Frank Coombs went to Park River in
the interes. Of Warner & Stoltze on
Wednesday.
Geo. f. Pingree, Of Chicago, inscribed
his name on the Benham house docket
Monday evening.
Capt. Atkins and Capt. Parker came
down from Cando by the late train Of
Wednesday night.
Geo. Heising, the enterprising wheat
huyer of Church's Ferry, was in town
for q few davs this week.
R. L. Woodworth. representing the
North Star Boot d Shoe company, visit
ed Devils Lake on Thursday.
The youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank w. Mann, weighing ten pounds,
was born on the morning Of Feb. l.
MAY he live long and prosper"
Miss Maloney, Of Grand Forks, came
up OH Mondays train with her relative.
tho enterprising druggist Of Kelly ave.
nue., whose family she is visiting.
A brave but very youthful traveller
came to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross,
on the west side of the bay, In the midst
Of Fridays blizzard. Long may he stay.
ASwede named John steinquest, who
has been sick for several weeks ut the
house Of Richard Reynolds, in Poplar
Grove, died on Monday. Funeral SER
vices were held Wednesday.
Monday morning che wires brought to
Mrs. c. w. Kelley the sad intelligence
Of her fathers death. Mr.. Drugan was
resident Of Owatonns, Minn., and
thither Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly went at once.
Frank Spear. the wideawake boomer
Of the Mouse river country, came in on
Wednesday. On Friday he started for
Bismarck, whore he will lend his influ-
ence to some much needed legislation.
Fred Mann took Fridays train for
Sank Centre. Minn., where he will spend
part of the month Of February visiting
relatives and resting up for the spring
boom at the "Old Store on the Corner"
Major J. w. Cramsie and wife came in
on Monday evening from an eastern trip,
accompanied by DR.. F. A. Coskery Of
Des Moines. DR.. Cookery goes to the
Fort in the capacity Of chief medicine
man for the Indians.
DeFiore, the grocer, disagreed with
his clerk on some simple proposition in
mathematics in which the wages of the
clerk had become entangled. The prop
osition was settled In one round-Mxr.
lquls Of Queensbury rules.
The lost pointer pup advertised In
these columns was returned to the cour,
house Wednesday morning. He ha.
been in tho country on = vacation o.
three weeks and comes back with frozen
ears and loose skin, but with an unim.
paired digestion.
Albert Small, a farmer living neal
Churchs Ferry. Is reported to have lost
twelve head Of young stock on saturday
The cattle were sheltered in shed adj
Ijoining' bis barn and the drifts became
80 heavy on the roof that 1t caved in and
killed the animals.
A lively runaway startled the people
at the east end Of town Monday morn
ing. A pair Of horses attached to SLED
waltzed around among the closely plant
ed houses of that section. but beyonG
making the sled perform some new and
eccentric evolutions and reducing the
harness to common fractions they wo,
noslaurels to mention here.